over $250 --. >> there will pay a 3% medicare tax. over an income of stock, taxable interest. and from gains on real estate. anything that was not " earned income ". the fear of the fiscal cliff has many people concerned about their investments and their taxes. tonight kron-4's dan kerman takes a look at what youwhat we do know is that to pay for the president's health care reform individuals earning over earning over $250,000 will pay a new tax next year wealth manager kevin gahagan with mosiac financial avoid that tax by selling before the end of the year know they will need to investments. >> if this investment that you would want to hold, continue to hold if it makes sense. >> also,financial analysts say if talks break down, the capital gains tax could go up from 15% where it is now to 28%. more than likely it will land somewhere between the two investment analysts say that if you are going to have to cash out some investments next year, you may want to rethink that and cashed them out, this year. dan kerman kron 4. >> take a look outside. with 30's in fairfield 30's and 4